Armstrong Named Head of Central New York Regional Market Authority
Colin Armstrong of Fayetteville was named president and chairman of the executive committee of the Central New York Regional Market Authority succeeding Assemblyman Ernest J. Louis of Hannibal Oswego County who headed the authority since 1983. Mitch G Humphreys of Haron County was named vice president and will also serve as chairman of the executive committee. The changes were announced by Jean G. Butts of Cato Authority secretary. The fiscal year ends March 31 1942 with the annual meeting in May 1942. Armstrong previously led the Authority in 1933 and 1934.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphreys
Jean G. Butts
Cato
Authority
Butts
Louis
Oswego
Armstrong
Market Authority
First Train Passes Over L Crossing in Syracuse
The first passenger train ran over the Lackawanna L crossing in Syracuse as work continues on the high level line. No. 903 carried 66 passengers including 177 CCC boys and six farm youths, with speed limited to 10 mph. Temporary trackage, a ramp station, and future openings through October are planned. Columbus Day observance may mark the opening.
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Syracuse
Lackawanna
Colvin Street
West Street
New York
Binghamton
William Pilkey
Henry Carroll
CCC
Oswego County
Nelson F. Pitts
Syracuse Grade Crossing Commission
Charles Slack
George Goerlitz
Dominick Simielo
Daniel Casey
Burt
McBride
Adams
Onondaga
Clinton
Dickerson
McBride Street
Burt Street
Raynor and
Renwick Avenues
Stranger to City Con fused When She Tries to Return to Auto
A Wilkes-Barre visitor in Syracuse parked behind City Hall with two young girls. After an hour of confusion finding her car, police and city officials guided her back to the bank area. The mother and children were reunited with help from a police scout car and Mayor’s office staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
George Harrilla
North Syracuse
City Hall
Joan
Ruth
Merchants National Bank and Trust Company
Wilkes-Barre
Syracase
Havrilla
Evelyn Fraser
Mother
Pair Arrested After Chase And Squabble
Grant W. Thompson and Arthur J. Cummings were arrested on disorderly conduct after a chase and fight that began over an alleged traffic violation. Thompson was treated for a scalp wound and both men pleaded not guilty and were paroled for trial July 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph's Hospital
Grant W. Thompson
Syracuse
Arthur J. Cummings
Fobes Avenue
John Bienkowski
Glen Benson
Joseph Logan
West Belden Avenue
Logan
Carmen
Thompson
Mary Thompson
South Geddes Street
Belden Avenue
Cummings
Logan Brothers
Four hurt in Syracuse area accidents overnight
Four persons were injured in a series of accidents in Syracuse and vicinity. Theresa Russo 14, Glen Polmanter 13, Theresa Wojcik 12 and John Schell 75 were among those harmed in separate incidents including a bicycle spill a fall from a roof and a roadside collision.
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Syracuse
John Schellman
Wadsworth Street
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Lester Burgmeier
Theresa Russo
Ashworth Place
University Hospital
Thornden Park
Glen Polmanter
South Beech Street
Theresa Wojcik
Pine Street
Theresa
William Cligg
Lafayette
Crouse-Irving Hospital
Route 20
J. G. Hardenburg
Tully
Ela Morris
J. Armstrong
Henry Coughlin
Thieves Loot Tin Box From Mrs Pierce Home on East Willow
Mrs George Pierce reported a burglary at 508 East Willow Street where thieves with a passkey entered last night and looted a tin box containing 46 dollars from her pantry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pierce
East Willow Street
218 Attend Defense Work Clinic Here
About 218 manufacturers from 24 counties attended the New York Defense Production Clinic in Syracuse on June 17. Sixty eight localities supplied attendees with 58 from Syracuse and 67 from Onondaga County. Twenty one prime contractors and 14 government agencies met to discuss sub letting defense work, hailed as a success for valuable contacts despite no disclosed subcontract outcomes.
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Thei
Centur
New York Defense Production
Syracuse
New York State Department of Commerce
Onondaga County
John W. Howe
Manufacturers’ Bureau
Syracuse Chamber of Commerce
Community Vacation Bible School Opens In Skaneateles
The Baptist Church of Skaneateles announces a two week Vacation Bible School starting Monday. Daily sessions from 9 to 11 30 A M will feature missionaries, a model Tabernacle for object lessons, Bible lessons memorization hand work songs and stories. Demonstration closes Sunday night July 20. contact Skaneateles 44 to enroll.
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Community Vacation Bible School
Skaneateles
Community Vacation Bible
The
Baptist Church of
Skaneateles 44
Cadet Dada Named Boxing Coach at ROTC Camp
Cadet Theodore A. Dada of Syracuse has been appointed boxing coach for the ROTC Infantry Camp at Plattsburg Barracks. He is completing a six week camp course toward a commission as a second lieutenant in the Officers Reserve Corps. The 1941 camp closes July 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. A. Dada
Army
Plattsburgh
Ted
Police Pistol Expert Rescues Baby From Window Sill
Patrolman Frank Lesicki of the Syracuse police spotted 2 year old Carol Davis perched on a second floor window ledge at 260 Wolf Street. He rushed to alert her mother and hauled the child in as officials watched. The mother thanked him and called the act a better stop than any pistol shot.
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Selective Service System
Frank Lesicki
Syracuse
Local Board 462
Wolf and
Park Street
Wolf Street
Carol Davis
Frank
Baby
Lesicki
Carol
Harold P. Naumann
Draft Board
J. Daniel Gorman
Registrants’ Advisory
Robert H. Davis
Mr. Naumann
Auto Fells Boy On Birthday In Burnet Avenue
A four year old boy, Francis Grossi of Endicott, was struck by a car while running into Burnet Avenue 600 block this morning. Daniel Pollidino of Solvay was driving eastbound. medical staff fear skull fracture after X ray.
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Burnet Avenue
Francis Grossi
Endicott
Daniel Pollidino
Second Street
Solvay
Joseph Benz
Leonard Barry
Francis
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Mate's Disappearance Reported By Wife
The disappearance of James Schoonmaker on December 25, 1939 was reported to police by his wife Mrs June Schoonmaker of 130 Elmwood Avenue. She asked Detective Fred McCaslin to search for him.
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Mate
James Schoonmaker
June, Schoonmaker
Elmwood Ave
Fred McCaslin
61 Per Cent Of City Tax Total Is Paid
More than 60 percent of Syracuse 1941 tax levy has been paid into the city treasury. Receipts total $5,949,196 of a $13,355,421 levy as Deputy Commissioner George H. Bedford notes in third quarter payments. July installments may be paid by mail, over the counter, or in person at City Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
George H. Bedford
Thomas E. Kennedy
City Hall
Iis
Maglione pleads not guilty to third degree assault
Michael Maglione of 205 Otisco Street faced Police Court on a third degree assault charge brought by his wife Anna. He entered a not guilty plea with bail set at $500 pending tomorrow. Patrolman John Brolan testified that Anna Maglione accused him of striking her in the stomach after returning home intoxicated.
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Heid
Anna
Michael Maglione
Otisco Street
John Brolan
Display of Flags Promotes Defense Bond Sales
A patriotic display in the First Trust and Deposit Company lobby highlights a campaign for Defense Bonds and Stamps. Eight small flags with banners and electric fans kept them fluttering as vice president De Banks M. Hendward hailed bond demand and pledged further help to meet the sale goals.
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U. S
First Trust and Deposit Company
John W. Church
Syracuse
Richard F. Harrison
Warren
Washington Streets
M. Henward
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Colin Armstrong
New Market Authority
Ernest J. Louis
Pitts
Giminski's
Giminski
Nendak
Inlet, N.Y
Roy W. Rogers
P.S
Re N Sven
South Salina ST. Slr
Domestic Finance
Domestic
City Bank
Gould Henry
Henry VI
Aden
Chase
Squabble
Syracuse Chamber
York Central
Francis. Hendricks
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
F. W. Sutland
Cor
Jefferson and
South
Salina Streets
Syracuse, N. Y
Cnet
A . Peterman
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